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LOOAL AMD fJElTKStAXi MISWB
All the Wiling Pkuis olosed thor
business bourns at nooa today
The engagement of Miss Harriot
L Lower and Mr Arthur Wall is
auuruncod
The Fire Claims Commission will
roeet at 930 oclock a in next Mon
day
Mr and Mrs Fred H Haysalden
Oakland May 80 The residence
of William H Pailey at 339 Jack
Bon Btreot was the soeuo of a quiet
woddiug last evening in whioh the
contracting parties were William
H Bailey Jr and Miss Margaret
Lee Hazlolt of Lob Angeles Rev
J K McLoan officiated at the
oeremony The wedding was strict
ly a home affair and was attended
by the parents of the bride and
groom and members of their
families
AT BtftflTAXO
Judge Humphreys will leave for Hawaii Well Represented By Mws
Washington tomorrow
Rosa Davison
Buffalo May 28 The Hawaiian
educational exhibit arrived in Uuf
falo yesterday and the work of in
stallation was begun by the Hawai
ian commissioner Mirs Hose C
Davison and her assistant Mis
Mapunua Smith The exhibit win n
completed will be found iu the
Government Buildiug adjoining
the exhibit made by the Depart-
roturnurl to Lihaina at noon by tbo raent of the Interior
W G Hall
Another government holiday and
all offices urder the Territorial
regime were cloned
M E Lnuon of Appletown Wis
Vonsin has been admitted to prac
tice law in our local courts
The Healani Miuttrels wil ap
pear again tomorrow evening and
thire will be lots of fun in the old
town
H M Whiting editor of the
Planters Monthly intends leaving
in xt month for a visit to the Fan
American Exposition
Colonel Cornwell has arranged a
race fop polo ponies for tomorrow
at the meeting of the Hawaiian
Jockey Club at the Kapiolani track
and soma fine riding will be seen
Simuel Kubuy and Miss Bertha
Rosenberg wnre married yesterday
afternoon by K jv Geo L Pearson
The couple left for Waialua where
they will spend their honoymjon
KentuoBys tamous Jessse Moore
Whiskey unequalled for its purity
andjHXoellenrM On sale at anv of
the sbIooub and at Lovejor Qo
distributing nuenta for the Hawaiian
Ifll AtlH
The Bricklayers Association will
hoi 1 a very important meeting to
night They will assembU in their
mw hall on Nuuinu sta corner
of King ov ir the Meruhants Ex
change
We regret to le uu that Mr
Frank G nifrpy the well known
utwpapr man is temporarily con
frirtd at thd Asylum for Insanes
The mental trouble of Mr Godfrey
is the result of an operation
A coal sling ou board of a vessel
discharging coal at the Paoifio Mail
wharf slipped about noon today and
the coal fell out and struck a Portu
guese laborer working down the
hold over the head and cut a deep
and nasty gash
m m i
Xntl ABiuticj
J H Blaoktho veteran Job print
er has left the employ of the Robert
Grieve Oompady on th grouud as
he alleges that the company offered
enulovment to Chinamen Mr
Black says he appoaled to Judge
Humphreys tbo ontrolling owner
who said he would employ whom
he wished Three prasmen olso
left the establishment for the same
cause The Chinamen were to bo
mod as pr bs feeders their willing
ness to work cheaper than white
men being their recommendation
C A
Jfire Works
Not satisfied with the pyro hui
al display by orators iu our Legisla
ture and regardless of a tired head
after yesterdovo weddinp Srr
Lsderer is an deo and ready to
furnish the finest aortmeot of fire
works buntings lanterns aud every
thing else which ib needed to make
the 4th of July the clorioua holiday
of thia glorious Republic Go to
the I X L buy your sky rocktti or
you will risk a spread eagle oration
from Sam Ledger
Island Boy
Marriod
Miss Davison is a native of
Hawaii but would pass nuywhero
as a Slattijwomnn born And bred
She is n youug woman of marked
refinement and intelligence and
impres oue with the oamest in
terest she takes in her work She
is the assistant secretary of the De
partmeut of Public Instruction of
Hawaii Miss Smith is counted
one of the most able primary teach
ers in Hawaii
Hawaii has made a brilliant re
cord in her schools and with all her
limitations phe entered the Union
with an excellent school system
which is beginning to be self sup
porting as far as leathers are cuu
cerned Instruction iu Hawaii is
much the same as in America al
though more attention is paid to
the manual training The Hawaiian
is naturally indolent aud while be
found his lack of capabilities along
various lioe not especially depres
sing the advent of the foreigner
makes it incumbent upon the native
to wake up to the opportunities
bt fore him This is fully appreciat
ed by the Department of Public
Instruction and every effort is be
ing made to train the youug Hawai
ian to do something with hi- hands
that will in of value to bitu Iu the
primary departments the pupil is
taught the usuil studies that engage
theihourhtof American boys and
girts in andilion Do in uojs ana
girls are t night to sew cirpbntry
priuting and cook ng In the Hifh
School Eiglith is ua aud a
strenuous efijrt is made to improve
the writteu aud spoken English of
the pupils
Much that is especially interest
ing in the educational exhibit is
taken from the mauual trainiug de
partment The specimens of knife
carving are notably good aud
would do credit to a skilled mechan
ic in mauy instances A box of Koa
wo id male at Waiahoe School
ia the district of Koolaupoko 11
aud of 0hii by two boy 14 and
18 yeara old show he skill of the
pupils The box is a handsome
piece of worli and is made without
uaile the corners being fitted so
siuilyas to hold the box perfeqtly
solid On the top of the box in
inlaid letters of a darker wood is
the wordAlohs which in Eng
lish menus greeting welcome love
gooduight and Beveral other things
A perfect design of a Hawaiian
cuioe whittled out of the native
wood hau is another inteieting
specimen of the manual training
work Tho pupils are taught to
make their own yardsticks and so
careful aud proficient are they that
the masurej ere as accurate ai
Eastern faotory makH The brooms
used iu the homos are mad- of the
stiff fibres of ocininut leaves the
fibres bing fastH if together with
thonga made of the Imk of the hru
tree J mmbir m topes are shown
which were inere from the inner
bark of the tree loug before manilla
was known to the Hawaiian There
are also several exhibits from tho
sdhoil at Moloka which is not
given over entirely to lepers as
seems to in ttie amies iaea ins
school i located near the lepor
colony whioh contained 1000 un
fortunate
Iu tho schools the pupils of Ha
waiian birth am predominating
with Portuguese children a good
second Tho greater number of
teachers are of English speaking
peoplo American predominating
although the training school is fast
bringing up the number of Hawai
ian teachers
The Independent CO cenfa
month
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
FIRST CIRCUIT
per
FOB BALE
THE
Island o Oahu Territory of Hawaii
At Chambors
ORDCR FOR SPECIAL TERM
Deeming It essential to the promo
tion of justice I do order that a spe
cial tcim of tho Circuit Court of ttic
First Circuit bo held in the Judiciary
Building in Honolulu commencing
TiUESDAY the 18th day of June A
D 1901 at ten ot tho clock in the
forenoon of said day and continuing
for tho period provided by law
Done at Chambers this 3rd day of
June A D 1001
Signed A S HUMPHREYS
First Judge
The foregoing order is hereby np
pioved
Signed F FREAR
Chief Justice of tho Supreme Court
of tho Territory of Hawaii
Dated Juno 3 1901
19 td
SYEHIEEhtH ABKUAL WEETIHG
OF THE
HAWAIIAN
JOCKEY - CLDB
Official Program
JUNE 11 aud 15 1901
Rsces begin at 130 oclook on
ou June Id aud 15
FRIDAY JUNE 14
I
Half mile dash Hawaiian
bred
purse 100
2 Merchants Purse 300 class trot
ting and pacing best two heats
in three purse 150
3 Flvo furlongs dash free for all
purse 100
4 One mile dash free for all purse
150
0 Gentlemens driving race one
mile heat free for all amateur
drivers open to members of tho
Hawaiian Jockey Club cup
value 50
G Criterion Cup one and one half
mile dash free for all pursu
200 to he won twice Dy uie
samo stable
SATURDAY JUNE 15
1 Ono nnd nne sktcenth miles hur
dle iao rc for all four hur
dles puisc 150
2 Six furlongs oisl free for nil
purso 100
3 214 Class t ctng and pacing
best three heats In flvo purer
200
One mile dash Hawaiian bred
purse 150
Consolation race ono mllo for
non winners at this meet purse
100
Jockoy Club Cup one and one v
quarter miles handicap rree ior
all weights to be announced
tho previous evening purse
200
7 Ponyraco one half mile dash 14
hands or under purse 74
Entries Close on Saturday June 8
All entries to bo mado with tho
Secretary at tho ofllco of the Manu
facturing Harness Co corner Fort
and King streets before 12 oclock
noon on Saturday June 8 1901
Entrance feo to he ten per cent of
purse unless otherwise specified
All races to bo run or trotted under
tho rules of the California Jockey
Qlub and he National Trotting Asso
ciation
All riders and drivers to appear In
colors t
At least three to enter and two to
start
All horses are expected to start un
less withdrawn by 9 oclock a m on
Juno 10th 1901
General admission including Grand
Stand 100
No extra charge for carriages In
side Inclosure
Additional charge of 250 for admis
sion to saddling paddock
Quarter Btretch badges 500
Program subject to change 4
Por order Committee
C L CRABBE
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club
QAAflfl LEASEHOLD ON BERE
ljrxVUV tanla etcaet 39 yeajrs to
run Present net income 90 per
month apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO
206 Merohont Street
LOBT
A Japaneso BambooHand Satohe
containing money wrapped iu t
leaves memo books etc was lost
on Sunday morning March 10 on
Alakea St from the Fihmarket to
King street and out King street
nwards Kapalaraa and Kfilihi
Finder will be rewarded by leaving
the camo ot this office DS tf
E2SZ2E
Fi
B XT F in E3 T
THE BEST
Milwaukee
B
BR
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ONLY 8235 A DOZEN QUARTS
JCuoiCQ Claret 50c petGalio0
Port Eiesliiifj Etc 75c per Gallons
Since starting to sell tiur wines at San Franoisao prices wel
isflhAVH had frequent inquiry Bi to their quality Those who bavel
oi vei men our wines we up ui mionu iuat nur uiareit xjiu i
fanifole Riesling Port Madeira etc are the Best to be had tol
tntigf ourselves we hid them all tested and they havo proven toQ
bo noiolutely pure aud wholesome showing that they aro madefl
Jyinmi nothing else but choice grapes
HOFFSCHLAGER CO LTD
The Pioneer Wine and Liquor House King near Bethel
1924 tf
iscuit or Jinga Wayfa
Or some othor kind of Biscuit or Wafer
OHAMPAGNE
ORANGE
LEMON
STRAWBERRY
VANTLLA
CHOCOLATE
Wafers
SUCH AS
WATER
BENTS H M
HIGH TEA
SNOW FLAKE
OYSTER
GINGER
PRETZELS
GRAHAM
EDUATOR
Etc Etc Etc Etc
Just received a fresh shipment of the above at
Crackers
yiJip Lip
FORT STPLEJEEIT
P O BOX 386 TELEPHONES MAIN 22 24 92
PAINT I0UB HOUSE
Use IMlagllit for the Outside
And 3p2trOl fr the Inside
These are COLD WATER PAINTS and are the Bfr t
Substitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CUMAPBK
ish Lin and Hooks
tVe are opening a Line of these at our Fort Street e
and will soon be in a position tosupply all demands
A Largo Stock of GLASSWARE
Ts Expected on the W Gr Irwin and will at once W
opened at our Bethel Street Store
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LW
SUGAR FACTORS
IMPORTERS OF
General Merchandise
AND
COMMISSION lDaBRrOKjftuTSrT
Lgents for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance Ow
tSTorthern Assurance Co Eiro and Life
Canadian Pacific xtailway Co
Pioneer Line of Paoketfl from LWorpno
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